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Originally posted by Aloha Mr. Learned Hand
It's the latter for me. I mean, look at the guy compared to a decade ago...
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Yep. Until Bonds takes drug tests proving he's clean--And not one at his convenience, so he can get clean--we'll assume a certain level of guilt. What does the indictment add? We already knew the guy was suspect.
Although I would guess that when Bonds is proven to have been on 'roids, we'll see a level of outrage similar to what we've been seeing for Rose. People knew he bet on baseball, but his admission put it front and center in their face, so they got really pissed and now think he shouldn't be in the hall.
FWIW, assuming Bonds used 'roids, which would explain perhaps half of his homeruns the last few years, I say no hall for him, even if he "breaks" aaron's record.
